Dr. Marc Siegel, NYU Langone Health and FOX News medical analyst professor of medical clinical studies, will interview Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on the Fox News channel Tuesday morning.
RFK was sworn in as Secretary of Health and Human Services on February 13, and he led the Make America Health Again (MAHA) campaign.
The main focus of Tuesday’s interview was the current measles outbreak, which caused more than 160 cases in the United States (the vast majority in Texas) and one death.
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“I plan to ask about service coordination between the Department of Health and Human Services, the CDC and Texas,” Siegel told Fox News Digital.
Dr. Marc Siegel, NYU Langone Health and FOX News medical analyst professor of medical clinical studies, will interview Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on the Fox News channel Tuesday morning. (Fox News)
“This may include how many vaccines are provided, the vaccines provided to them and how many people have obtained the vaccine,” he continued.
“I want to understand the work on contact isolation, intervention and prevention.”
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Another possible topic of conversation, Siegel believes, is the issue of “community protection and risk benefits.”
He told Fox News Digital that Siegel also plans to talk to RFK Jr. about the “make America healthy again” campaign. (Getty Image)
Siegel will also ask about making the United States healthy again (MAHA), which will improve health and healthy exercise by removing toxins, reforming nutrition and fighting the chronic disease epidemic.
“I want to talk about Maha in a practical way,” Siegel said. “We all agree, but the question is how he will solve it.”
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Another topic of the program is the HHS secretary’s plan to reduce environmental toxins, such as food dyes and microplastics.
“I will also play his role as HHS secretary and that feeling,” Siegel added.
